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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

2

Virginia Soldiers Home land title dispute and Confederate Memorial move

A Virginia case reviews title to Soldiers' Home property amid a potential transfer to the Confederate Memorial Association. The discussion traces earlier suits, the 1894 Supreme Court ruling, and Judge Barton's Virginia Decisions analysis on corporate power to alienate land and possible state interests or annuities supporting a memorial site.

Mhond M. Robinson Commonwealth Ted Confed- Memorial Institute H. Wythe Davis Lae Awyers Virginia Su- Court Board of Visitors West End Dr. Davis Soldiers’ Home Realty Nho Chancery Court W. S&s Supreme Court Barton Virginia Confederate Memorial Association Memorial Institute

Americans Fight IX Rebels Army at Juarez Front

American volunteers and discharged U S soldiers fought with Mexican insurgents near Juarez as Federals strengthened outposts. Officers report several former U S servicemen among the insurgents including Jacob Hays and Lawrence F Convers, with patrols on the Arizona side. Mines planted by Mexican forces threaten further clashes.

Citer Juarez James Torces Hisade Wrogeoes Jacob Hays Twenty-third United States Infantry Fort Bliss Lawrence F. Convers Glendora Cal Schuyler Arizona Douglas Col

Fires On Friend Who Held Him Up

OMOUND VA May Bruce of Meherrin Pee Hospital in serious condition from a bullet wound inflicted by Cashier Kaufman of Meherrin Bank. Bruce and Kaufman were friends. Bruce attempted a bank robbery prank, Kaufman shot him as he demanded keys, Bruce fell and was transported for treatment.

Omound Bruce Meherrin Pee Hospital Kaufman Meherrin Veet

Fragmentary note at heart base suggests hidden detail

A brief, unclear text fragment appears to touch on the base near the heart and an element beneath the skin, offering few concrete details or identifiable subjects. The reader is left with an incomplete sense of the topic or events described.

Steamer Delayed By Weavy Weather In Newport News

Special report says the Dominion night steamer Brendon from Richmond did not arrive by 4 AM and is feared aground or involved in an accident due to heavy fog. It is claimed the vessel tied up at Carl's Neck and later resumed movement. no danger reported by dawn.

WEAVY Newport News OM Dominion Brendon Richmond James Hiver Carl’s Neck

Fear spreads of bubonic plague in the East

In St Petersburg officials warn Russia may mobilize to defend frontiers from plague spillover from Manchuria and China. Dispatches from Pekin report outbreak in the inner city with multiple fatalities and inoculations. Chinese censorship suppresses plague news as danger rises.

ST. Petersburg Russia Manchuria China Stolypin East Pekin

Miss Gould Weds Major Hosley-Beresford in New York

Miss Helen Vivien Gould daughter of George Gould and Jay Gould's granddaughter married Major John Graham Hope Hosley-Beresford DSO fifth Baron Decies at St Bartholomew Church New York. The ceremony was led by Bishop Greer with Rev Dr Parks. Lord and Lady Decies depart for Egypt after a brief honeymoon while a new Gould romance unfolds with Jay Gould Jr and Anna Graham.

New York Helen Vivien Gould George Gould Jay Gould St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church John Graham Hope Hosley-Beresford Anthony J. Drexel, Jr Miss Gould Lord Decies Lord Lady Decies Vivien Gould Gould Jay Gowle Anna Douglas Graham Miss Graham Mr. Gould Edward Lamp George E. Wilkinson Lusitania Jekyll Island Georgia Coronia Egypt

Women Victors in Mayor's Election in Seattle

In Seattle Washington women voted for the first time in a mayoral race and ousted Mayor Hiram G. Gill. George W. Dilling to take office for the unexpired term after Gill was recalled for his conduct.

Seattle Wash Hiram G. Gill Gill George W. Dilling

Missing Omaha student baffles German police

Miss Margaret Damm a 26 year old musical student from Omaha Nebraska vanished January 24. Friends fear self harm rumors but no body found. She told landlady she would go to Westphalia to tell her father in Germany. Her last words warned a letter would astonish.

Berlin Margaret Damm Omaha Neb Sutberi Ues Ambassador Hill Saltreenings Miss Damm Landady Weat Phalia Gien

Bowery Writer Owen Kildare Dies at Manhattan State Hospital

Special report from New York says Bowery writer Owen Kildare died Saturday night at Manhattan State Hospital from paresis. His former wife, now Mrs. Charles A. Adams, visited him a day before his death. Kildare was born amid a Catherine Street tenement and endured a troubled childhood before turning to writing.

New York Owen Kildare Bowery Manhattan State Hospital Paresis Charles A. Adams Ward's Island Owen Dildare Catherine Tim Sullivan

Striking Comparison of Inequality of Taxes in Virginia

The Virginia Tax Commission notes stark disparities in personal property valuations across counties. Grayson County shows absurdly low values for horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, vehicles and instruments, while Portsmouth reportedly reports almost no such items. The commission considers segregating property for taxation, shifting real and personal tax burdens, with state costs covered by licenses and railroads.

Virginia Grayson County Grayson John Mae Parsons Portsmouth Commissioners of the Revenue State Tax Commission Douglass .S. Freeman General Assembly Virginia Tax Interrogatory Commonwealth

Me Mamie Roge author rises from rough life to writing fame

The text recalls a man who fought as a prize fighter, worked as a bartender and bouncer, and drank heavily. He learned to read and began writing, later supporting himself by his pen. He married Letta Russell Bogardus of Detroit, had a Seentry child, and his wife obtained an annulment before a second marriage to Lt Cmdr Charles A. Adams.

Steve Hrodie Broad Street Mamie Roge Letta Russell Bogardus Detroit Seentry Kildare Wards Island Charles A. Adams United States Navy West

No Serious Fatalities In Memphis Special Train Wreck Near McDonald

After clearing debris from the Memphis special wreck near McDonald station twenty miles from Chattanooga ten persons were injured and taken to a nearby hospital. No deaths were reported in the preliminary assessment.

Chattanooga Tenn Memphis Southern Railway McDonald Station

Knoxville Engineer Hupmunster Among Train Wreck Victims

Initial reports said engineer Hupmunster of Knoxville was killed in the collision. Governor Hooper's wife and child were aboard the wrecked train but escaped injury. Telegraph wires were down, delaying facts until two wrecking trains arrived and repairs began.

Hupmunster Knoxville Hooper

Mrs Schenk Barred from Wheeling Hotels After Poison Trial

Laura Farnsworth Schenk, recently tried for attempted poisoning of her husband, has been barred from all Wheeling hotels. She found the principal hotel full and could not rent apartments, lamenting that exile from Wheeling seems her only option as locals refuse her lodging.

Wheeling W. VA Laura Farnsworth Schenk

Jury’s Verdict On Death By Own Action In San Francisco

A coroner jury returned a verdict in San Francisco concerning a death judged to be by the deceased’s own action. Details on the case remain limited in the fragment.

San Francisco

Duel leads to verdict of death by own action

Gustave Postler died after a duel with Saratoga Club Proprietor Ed Kripp. Postler allegedly went to recover gambling losses, won close to $1,000, and was shot. Kripp borrowed a pistol from Policeman Donovan. The coroner's jury ruled Postler killed himself with the last shot.

Gustave Postler Ed Kripp Saratoga Club Postler Roulette Kripp Donovan

Wealthy stockmen die in Washoe blizzard tragedy

In deep snows at county outskirts four of Washo county's wealthiest stockmen perished in a blizzard. The victims are Hardy Cambron George Indianio Frank Lexague and Peter Errasmospe. Cambron belonged to the Humphrey Cambron Cattle Company.

Reno, Nev Washo County Cambron George Indianio Frank Lexague Peter Errasmospe Humphrey- Cambron Cattle Company

Man Who Threatened Sir Thomas Fined Twentyfive Dollars

Landon Frederick Weldon, who recently threatened to kill Sir Thomas Lipton with a razor unless given money, was sentenced to pay a 25 dollar fine or serve a month in jail.

Sir Thomas Landon Frederick Weldon Sir As Lipton

Glass Attacks Taft Canadian Trade Pact Aims

Congressman Carter Glass of Virginia lashes the Taft Canadian trade agreement in the Democratic caucus charging it favors New England manufacturers and harms American farmers. He faults the print paper and wood pulp clause likening it to the Payne Aldrich tariff and questions the pact’s amendability.

Washington D. C Carter Glass Virginia New England Maine Massachusetts Connecticut Glass United States Congress McCauil

Founder of Red Cross Society Ill in Maryland

Miss Clara Barton founder and longtime president of the National Red Cross Society in the United States was seriously ill at her Glen Echo Maryland home. A letter from her nephew Stephen E Barton to friends in Oxford says she showed unexpected gain and doctors believe the illness should not have serious effects.

Boston Mass Clara Barton National Red Cross Society United States Glen Echo Stephen E. Barton Oxford Miss Barton

Submarine Seal Labeled Largest In U S Navy Launched

Newport News ships launch of the Seal marks the largest and most powerful U S submarine to date. Miss Marjorie Lake christens the vessel built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Seal measures 161 feet, 13 foot beam, 525 ton submerged displacement with six torpedo tubes and ten torpedoes, diving compartment for cable work, cruising radius 2500 knots surfaced, 14 knots surface speed, 9.5 knots submerged. Lieutenant Kenneth Whiting to command.

Newport News United States Navy Newport News Shipbuilding Company Marjorie Lake Bridgeport Conn Kenneth Whiting Seui

Guy Bruce Shot by Friend in Meherrin Bank Incident

Guy Bruce of Meherrin Virginia was mistaken for an approaching attacker and shot by his friend I E Kauffman near the Bank of Meherrin. He was wounded near the heart, underwent bullet removal, and remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital Richmond.

Richmond Guy Bruce Meherrin Bank of Kauffman Bruce Kaufzman

Rescue Team Reaches Mine After Explosive Blast

A rescue party with life saving gear and doctors reached Cokedale eight miles away from Trinidad Colorado early today to search the Carbon Coal and Coke Company mine for entombed workers after a severe explosion last night. The team entered with oxygen helmets but found no trace of the night shift men, and returned to the surface.

Trinidad Col Cokedale Carbon Coal and Coke Company Eee Shaft

Archbishop Ryan Death Report Delayed Recall

Philadelphia special report states Archbishop Ryan’s doctors noted further improvement but chose not to inform him of Bishop Whittaker’s death. The decision reflects sensitivity to his condition amid ongoing medical updates.

Philadelphia Ryan

Aged prelate complains of insufficient meals and restricted letters

Whittaker for the present. They were close friends. The aged prelate complained today that he was not given enough to eat. He had not yet been allowed to read any but the most im age letters and telegrams sent to

Taft not threatening extra session over reciprocity treaty

Washington The president is not threatening an extra session over the clan reciprocity treaty. Senators Carter and Crane said Taft favors enacting the treaty this session. Rumors of a looming extra session were deemed sensational and misread by the Capitol.

Washington, D. C Taft Congress Carter Crane White House

Descendant of Macbeth Dies in London Earl Cawdor

Special report notes the death in London of Earl Cawdor aged sixty three. Once first lord of the arm and a leading Great Britain railroad figure he was a descendant of Macbeth Thane of Cawder. He served as a member of the Prince of Wales household and headed the Great Western Railroad for years.

London Earl_ Cawdor the Arm Great Britain Macbeth Thane Cawder Shakespeare United Kingdom Prince of Wales Great Western Railroad

Mule and Wagon Sink in Mud on Main Street

In Richmond Virginia yesterday a mule pulling a light wagon sank deep into mud on Main Street below Meadow. The animal struggled as a bystander Meade jumped in to help, both nearly sinking. A pliable rafter and solid earth saved them. the mule sustained leg injuries. Street flooding and torn-up blocks from recent water sewer work worsened the hazard and traffic was unsafe.

Richmond George Meade Main Street Meadow Meade Vine China Rowland

Four Die in Gas Pact Between Parents and Children

In New York a family ended their lives and those of their two children to escape poverty after the father a former Brooklyn trainer and the mother entered a death pact. Police found the four bodies in their apartment with a note blaming poverty for the act.

New York Seanagg Rank Barnard Twenty-third Regiment Brooklyn Mat- Ue Ebror Y Cnts

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